Decisions Are Difficult For One Who Has Gambled
The author reflects on Ike Eisenhower's 1955 heart illness and the political gamble of his potential 1956 bid. He weighs duty to country and party against personal risk, noting a cardiacs soberly recalibrate life and leadership after a near fatal attack. The piece ponders whether voting for a return to power balances debt to America with health and fate.
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Ike Eisenhower
Ike
Denver
Sherman Adams
Milton
America
Hodges as Observer Seeks Answers to Thorny Problem
Governor Hodges attends a four state conference in Richmond as an observer to study a unified action plan against the Supreme Court order on school desegregation. Tennessee Governor Clement faces segregationist pressure in Nashville while racing toward compliance at the college level. Hodges stresses calm, informed handling to keep North Carolinians moderate and constructive.
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Hodges
Richmond
Supreme Court
Tennessee
Frank G. Clement
High Court
Clement
Nashville
A & T College
Recommended Schooling Two Special Courses Set For Next Week
Two education efforts debut in the city next week. The Retail Credit School, backed by the High Point Merchants Association and the National Retail Credit Association, trains credit staff to improve profitability and reduce risk. The Public Investment Course is offered by The Enterprise in partnership with Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner and Smith, a leading Wall Street brokerage.
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High Point Merchants Association
National Retail Credit Association
Enterprise
Wall St
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fen
D. Waring Smith
Denny Roll and Panel Company
Charles B. Hayworth
Hayworth Roll and Panel Company
Morris
Thomasville Chair Company
Thomasville Furniture Co
High Point Bending and Chair Company
Siler City
Toe Boling Chair Company
Hodges Reveals Positive Medical Checkup Amid 2024 Race Talk
Governor Hodges announced at Chapel Hill that his recent medical checkup was favorable. He signals readiness for a politically charged race, while Beane remains in the mix. Separately, over 100 people enroll for a two week investment practices course held Tuesday and Thursday evenings, showing strong interest in personal financial education as part of extension programs.
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Hodges
Chapel Hill
Nore Beane
Time to Retire Louis E Wolfson the boy wonder
Louis E Wolfson announces his resignation from the director's seat at Montgomery Ward amid claims his mission is accomplished. He ousted Sewell Avery but left a somber note on the episode as he plans to sell his stock at a profit while his public image remains tied to the dispute.
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Louis E. Wolfson
Montgomery Ward & Co
Avery
Senator Ervin Sees Court Need For Practical Experience
In a speech before the North Carolina State Bar, Senator Sam Ervin criticizes the Supreme Court for lacking hands on legal experience and argues for more practically experienced judges. He links court conservatism to New Deal debates and urges possible amendment of the federal Constitution to ensure qualified, independent justices.
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U. S. Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Sam Ervin
N. C. State Bar
Roosevelt
Ervin
High Court
Exvin
Congress
North Carolina Demos Weigh Stevenson Backers and Delegates
North Carolina faces a crowded field as Governor Hodges backs Stevenson while Kefauver Symington and others loom. Rumors swirl about state convention delegate fights, Jefferson Jackson dinner roles, and whether incumbents or outsiders gain influence. Senator Ervin’s favored pick hints at shifting loyalties.
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North Carolina
Adlai Stevenson
Hodges
Stevenson
Estes Kefauver
Tennessee
YDC
Raleigh
Catawba County
Stuart Symington
Missouri
Symington
Carolin
Iain
Richard Russell
Georgia
Scott
L. Y
Stag) Ballentine
Agriculture
Issourian
Sam Ervin
Ervin
Press Institute praises North Carolina journalism progress
Coverage highlights Governor Hodges praising the state press as a keen public service force. A $100,000 industry ads drive funded by Harold Bennett agency promotes local industry and Hodges Small Industries program. Also notes Duke University dinner anecdotes about Sen. Sam Ervin and Al Gore's student theme incident plus local business name changes and industry nomenclature discussions.
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Chapel Hill
Press of
North Carolina
Luther H. Hodges
Harold C. Bennett
High Point
Capus Waynick
Duke University
Sam J. Ervin, Jr
Tennessee
Albert Gore
Duke
Sen. Ervin
North Carolina Supreme Court
Justice Ervin
News Prints Itself Not Made By Papers
A Salisbury Post editorialist explains that news does not originate in the newsroom but arrives through circumstances and personalities. The piece stresses that newspapers print what happens, as events bluster in, dribble, rush, and demand coverage rather than being crafted by editors.
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Salisbury Post
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High Point Enterprise
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Charles Pearson
Holt McPherson
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J. A. Myatt
Harriss H. Jarrell
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Children’s Day Center
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Harry Doctor
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